The first part of the Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle film demonstrates why the Hashira ranking within the Corps has lost its significance.
This article contains spoilers from the Demon Slayer manga!
Following the conclusion of the Hashira Training Arc, a trilogy of films was announced to adapt the Infinity Castle Arc, the longest and most intense in the series. The manga's final phase is split into two parts: Infinity Castle and Sunrise Countdown. It remains uncertain whether Sunrise Countdown will be adapted as a film or TV series, but fans can expect all the thrilling battles of the Infinity Castle Arc on the big screen.
The anime's first film installment released this year and achieved worldwide success. It holds the record as the highest-grossing anime film of all time, despite not yet adapting the most climactic final arcs.
The conflict escalates as the top two Upper Ranks and Muzan remain undefeated. The Corps finds themselves trapped in an endless labyrinth, facing their toughest battles ever. These challenges are not limited to the Hashira; younger members also play crucial roles.
All passed the Final Selection together, highlighting the shared struggle across the Corps.
The film's portrayal of the Infinity Castle arc reshapes the importance of Hashira rank by emphasizing the collective strength and challenges faced by all Demon Slayer Corps members.
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